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Save Your Honey! !GEI ; jRAL conglomeration OK NEWS ITEMS OK LOCAL 1N- TEKEST. Some Short, Sonic Shorter and all Too Short for a Heading, Yet None Too Short to Mention. I». T. Ilolmt s Inis a with ti*n silks on it. stalk of corn \'lU- I.itticjohi. lias v in ! he '.f a il< Itiilc a '-urios- f .rincl iii‘ r . W E ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT all our Summer Goods at a sacri fice to make room for an Immense Fall Stock. If you are hunting bargains be sure and come to see us for now is the time to secure them at the The Literary <’!ul> will meet at the residence of (’apt. S. A. Loss tonight. It took Mayor Littlejohn three'hiys to get hack from Jonesville. I»y the way. <iowdeyvilie is on the Jonesville route. Personal. Mrs. H. L. Hopper took a trip to North Carolina, the early part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. K. |{. Drown and wife, who have been visiting relatives in the city returned to their home at Cowpens last week. Mr. and Mrs. .!. II. Wilkins and wifi . of Sunny Side, were up last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. L. M. Wilkins. Miss Li/zie Kllis, of Shelby, X. C. is the guest of the Misses Hoppers, of the Limestone Inn. Mrs. Louie Caines and children re turned to the city Sunday from a visit to relatives in I'nion County. Miss Kate Magness, who has been visiting the family of A. A. Sarratt returned to the city of the Spartans Tuesday. Some Religious Paragraphs. On Sunday morning and evening the pulpit of the Presbyterian church will be occupied by the pastor, Rev. C. K. Robertson, who will have for his subject at hothj services “The Resurrection.’’ The public are most 1 cordially invited to attend. The following are the subjects to be i discussed by the Rev. 11. 1*. Robert son at the Baptist church Sunday: ! Morning—“Christian Finance;” evening—“The Cleansing Blood.” | In the afternoon at I o’clock at i Limestone he will talk on “The 1 Blessings of the Adoption.” Rev. J. T. Brock, of Pacolet, has been called to the pastorate of the ' Abingdon Creek church in l nion j county. He has accepted the call. Rev. B. I*. Robertson leaves Tues- Thousand > mrtment was (>f delicious the editorial assisted by have been meeting at Weeii. Next door to J. N. Lipscomb. G A KKISKY i. G. Rutherford nilitary Institute. Opens Sept. 16th. Twenty free scholarships. Military feat ure optional. Graduate Va. Milinary Institute commandant of cadets. Buildings and accommodations ample. Board from $3.50 to $10.00 per month. Send for a catalogue to * W. T. R. BELL. A. M. Supt., Rutherfordton, N. C. Carroll Carpenter Are closing out all Summer (toods regardless of cost Silks reduced from 15c to Jaconal, reduced from 15c to Colored Swiss, reduced from 25c to Umbrellas, reduced from .11.25 to Ladies’ Hats at Half Price. s|t 5.00 Suits Reduced to ilO.no Suits Reduced to The mechanical dc the iY.-i|.h nt ol grapes yeVii-rd ty from dc] art nit nt. Carroll J: CarpcnleV commenced work on the remodeling of their store t!ii.-> week, it promoe-. to be one oi the handsomest in the state. Rev. B. P. Robert .-on Rev. Brock, of I’acolot carrying on a protrude Providence Church this The Corinth Baseball Team hen- with challenges any has.-baii team in Union county to play a match game at any time and at any place in I nion or Spartanburg counties. Master Kd. Lips >nib brought to Tun i.Kooiiu ofiiee yesterday a Intgii tomato weighing one pound and six and a half ounees. It was grown in the garden of his father R. S. Lips comb. A worki rs’ Institute will lie held in the Bapti-t ehureh tlie lirsi week in Si ptembcr. Neigldioring paitor.- arc lire invited to aitend this institute. Let them send their names to Rev. B. P, Role ft soli. United Stutis Uonimir-sioner, Col. ’i’. B. Butler has been in tin city sev eral days 1 lie past week holding court. He has had tjuite a number before him for violating the internal revenue law. lit' bound them over to tile i nit id States court. C. M. Civi-n, of Honn displayed at Tin: Lnnnnu oftieo .-a»:m specimens of irisii potatoes wliicii are very fine indeed. He say- ; day to assist in a protracted meeting David Magness, of Spartanburg, is j at Greers. Rev. W. P. Iloforth is visiting friends and relatives in the ! the pastor. eity. 1 The protracted meeting at. Ararat | Miss Lillian Hopper returned from is reported as being very successful, a several days stay at Jonesville last The church was much revived. Friday. Rev. Geo. M. Boyd, pastor of the J Miss Blanch Corry, who has been • Methodist church, at this place, j visiting her sister, Mrs. Nettie closed a most successful protracted ; White, at Marion, N. 0.. returned to meeting at Asbury Wednesday, July i the city Tuesday morning. 27th. Miss Kulu Boyd, daughter of Rev. Rev. Henry J. (’authen. o! Spar- (i. M. Boyd, is now home from Wil- tanburg, son of Rev. A. J. Uauthen, 1 huslicl> of i;i>!atoc of seed. He a!s » months old beet large. he rais'd twelve from one bushel displayed a two which was very . .:jsLft<J. . ..f7.(>0. Turnip Seed Fine Assortment!!! W. B. DuPRE, Phone 21, TNight <Jall 47—2 Kin^H. Commencing To=day. We will sell for cash, our en tire line of Spring and Summer Dress Goods at cost. These goods must be moved in order to make room for our immense Fall and Winter stock. W. O. LIPSCOMB & BRO., A Distressing Condition. Several woks ago we made an ap peal to t ho citizens of (latTney .n be half of! he destit utc Baliew family. The ro-pouses were not what it should have Ik ' n. Icit tlory were suilicient for the immediate ;.eids of tin* fam ily, '!'jiluy '! o<:• p- opif' are ui want. They are aeluatiy sulTi-rii j' for tin necessities of ii!.-. V« tl tie 'money : tliat boasts of ('iiristianty, its love for humanity, its progre.-'v< ;u ss and public pi;itedi.o-; allow ihest. ' people !" starve to deatii or die from neglect? (VrBiinU not! The peo- ’ pie do not mean io be niggardly and • stingy But theV llcgloct lh. se |;Oor j creatures and allow them to s'-iib r because they tliemsclves are pi i-per- J oils and happy and content. .Men and women of Gulfney this must r:ot he. That poor mother has not yd been 'able to be up to administer to her weak bain. That lather is not yet ' able lo b" out oi the bousi . i Jjo • precious iiltie mies need food and nourishmed at d tiu-y must havi* it. ; If you bav- anytliing you can spare send it i i d in: Li.'s.' i: al unco, and we will sec ! hat it :s properly used. Who will l>e tlie first to !'• -pond to . I tie call ? liamston Female College. She will i-' inain some time in the city. Mi?.- I’ercival, of Ubarleston. S. (’., i and Miss M. Amos, of Spartanburg, j are visiting 1’rof. R. C. Sarratt. Mrs. Victoria Swan and daughter, i Miss Annie, of Dandiedge, Tenn.. are ' visiting Mrs. S. A. Hogget on Depot ; St. i Mr. and Mrs. J. T. I.aney left for their home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Fay Gallney re turned to their home this week at ('ornelia i la. Jack (J. Kendrick, of Skull Shoals, S. was in town Monday. K. <). Sarratt went to Union Mon day to spend a week with friends. Cadet .ludsan Sarratt has returned to his studies at Cloinson College, Mrs. W. 1. Hopper is spending sev- | eral day- in the balmy atmosphere of j ; Cleveland county, X. C. Miss Lilia Watkins, of Hicksvilie, j X. C.. and Genie Reason, of Moores- boro, N. are visiting Miss Lee Smith. .1. W. Littlejohn, of I’acolet. a brother of our own • Tobe,” is in tin* city on a visit to friends and rela tives. Miss Nettie Bagwell, who hud been visiting the family of I. M. Beeler and other relatives, returned to her home at Glendale Tuesday. Baxter Lemmon, of the Boston Store, spent Sunday at Asheville, and he didn’t go to see his parents either. At least they are not his parents us yet. Gallney can ill afford to lose so good a citizen as liershul V. Johnson, who has moved to Clifton Mill No. J, where he has found more profitable employment than he could secure here. No. '•] is fortunate in securing the -ervie -s of sucli a good me.'luuiie ami a- wort by a man. 1’i.bt. G. Boyd and bride, Xee Loin: Sparks, of Waterloo, who have been spending several days in this city on a visit ro the Mr. Boyd’s parents Rev. and .Mrs. G. M. Boyd, returned to their home Friday. Mr. Boyd is the raiiw.i, 1 . uijtioi; agent at Water loo. .1. L. Clary, of Cowpens, was in the city yesterday on business. .1. U. J roetor, of Home, was in the city yesterday I tr.St even < iriflit li and wife uod baby of llartsville, S. (’., arc visiting Brof. ami Miv II. !*. Griflith at Limestone. W. J L. ‘/ueon of .Maud, was in i lie eity yesti rday. lie is slit! going uiiout •-•n (TUtehcs from the effects of j that accidental shot in the foot last i winter. presiding elder of the Spartanburg! district, preached two aid - sermons at the Methodist church in this eity hist Sunday morning ami evening. There are some people who never wear dark glass 's and yet they never see anything bright: it’s tlie people who are dyspeptic and soured. Everything is out of joint with such people. "I suffered manv vears vvitq ! By spepsisia and liver troubles but j have been relieved since taking Sim- | mo ns Liver Regulator. I know j others who have been greatly benefit-j ed by its use.”—James Xovvland, Carrollton, Mo. —R. S. Lipscomb lias .some of the most desirable residence lots in Gaff ney for sale and anyone wanting to buy would do well to call on him at once as the first will be sold fur less than value. Good size and splendid local ion. A Pretty Foot is olTsct by a pretty -hoe. The pret tiest shoe on the market io-day is made by F. D. Weylnian A Co., of Bfiilad' lpbia and are -old in GatTnoy by W. O. LJBSCOMB .v BRO . * The Hustlers. —Bine Bristle Brush Wheels at the Smith Hardware Company. —Before your old s gone purchase a new Barks w Co. hoes are too far pair of II. L. —No woman's head is level without a pair of 5c side combs lo balance it. 11. L. Barks A' Co. —Hot weather coats are the best insurance poliek -> against bad tem per. We will insure you for 15c. II. L. Barks A (Jo. —Bii\ your fruit jars, irlly classes, and fruit preserving powders from .1. R. Tolleson at prices as low as the lowest. Also West India Spiced Vinegar. —Granite Iron ware, pr< kettles. Arc. at Goudelocks. •mg Are yoa taking Simmons Liver Reg ulator, the “Kino op Liver Medi cines?” That is what our readers vvv.nf, and nothing but that. It is the name old friend to which the old folks pinned their faith and were never dis appointed. But another good recom mendation for it is, that it is better TiiAN Pills, never gripes, never weak- j ens, but works in such an easy and natural way, just like nature itself, that relief comes quick and sure, and one reels new all over. It never fails. Everybody needs take a liver remedy, and everyone should take only Sim mons Liver Regulator. i> sure you get it. The Heel Z is on tlie wrapper. J. H. Zeilin & Co., -Vhiln'lclpliir,. YOU C.'N 01 MARL fU* TAKE Uy (Vriling I" us f. r i Doors , [ : ng8 , Lumber, >b»'U 5e8 ’ ' XV? Uuvv .»« l>ri “ L,s ; i „bi«h « “- 1 >' “ k 1 lor It. O, '• ,„at< >™ » 'P“ lal „„ anytl'lnR I" AtOUSTA LUMBER CO., ter’s. -Fruit jars at Carroll A- Carp'en- —Smoke Garrett <k Sort’s .V<>. II Cigar and run the ri-k of ;■<■curing twenty-five smokes free of charge. For sale by .1. D. (b.mb lock. '’I'He Il’.n-il Ii-i'w. and Sisal Rope, Iron Piping, Engine Fittings of all kinds, Globe and Check valves, Inspi rators, Oil Cups, Maslin Kettles, Grass Blades, Bush Hooks, Iron, &c., &c. Smith Hardware Co. Index to New Advertisements. The foJinv.ing a;v tic change- in 1 he advert ;.-ing eiaitmi s for t ids week. We ask y >iii' careful ceusiii' ration of the same and when pui'clnt iing make mention of the fact tli!,t you taw it advert bn! in i nt: : Wuuan ak'-r Brown—(oolhing sales agent> want'd. II. L. Barks w Co.—Money talas at the Bee Hive. W. M. Web.-tei', Jr.—Bceri’ wax and hides wanted. W. O. Lipscomb A Bro.— The way to haw nice dresses. Rutherford Military In-lit utc—W. T. ii. Iteli, A. M. Supt. W. B. DuBr.—Turnip .-cod. Carroll A Carpenter—Are dos.ng out summer goods. Smith Hardware <'o.—Rubber and leather belting Ac. Boston Ston—Save your money. Ii. S. Lipscomb—Desirable lots for sale, Carroll A Stacy—For rent. Low Kates Again. '1 he Southern Railway has again arranged exceedingly cheap rates for occasion of the Knights Templar Conclave. Boston, Mum., from Au- gm t 2<;th to 'Id, iNfl.i. Tickets will he sold on August 255rd. 21th and 251 hat rate of !i'25.lK) cound trip for individuals, and 122.00 round trip for parties of ten (10; 1 raveling to-| gi t hi r from Atlanta, Augusta. Co lumn!:*. ;jnd intermediate |*(*i:its. j Klegant tiiroogh trains will be run. A not her rare opportunity ottered ; the public. j Other Locals on Page 3. . «•» • “1 know un old soldier who had ! ehronie diarrhma of long standing to have been periiianently cured by tak ing Ciiumherluin’s Colic, Cludcra ami Diarrlxi'a Rcun dy.” says K'lwurd ; 1 Sbumpik, a prominent druggist of Minneapolis, Minn. “I have sold the remedy in this city for over seven j years and consider it superior to any other medicine now on the market for bowel complaints.” 25 and 50 cent , bottles of this remedy for sale by W. 1 B. DuBre. A \ H The Way* Mr. Fruit-Time and Harvest /.V IV/77/ US AND 1 AM 1'Rli-. PARED TO FURNISH YOU WITH F ruit jark, rubbers and grain cradlks at thi: lowest prices. I have just received 1*0 doz. Mason’s fruit jars. Brettiest line of straw bats in town. I am olT<ring the re- maiixler of my stock of color'd embroidery at.cost to dose out. Big lot and pretty styles of.luwns, dolx-d Swiss, chullics ducks and shirting prints u! rock Ih.i tom *j<nee-,. i have on hand a full supply of corn, hay, bran, "otton seed meal, hulls, flour and any thing else you want in groceries Free delivery in town. J. N. Lipscomb. The Doctor’s Slate B. F. Holmes has sufliciently j roenvered from his recent attack of sickness as to he able to be about. (’oi. Wm. Jefferies, of Home, who | lias bean sick for several weeks, lias recovered sufliciently to be about. He was in tin eity Wednesday. W. .1. Hopper, J. I). Goudelock’s genial Milesinan, has bom -compelled to remain indoors several days the past week on account of sickness, Bopuiar John Mabry is taking bis place at the store, Mrs. Lizzie Hildrr-tli is quite sick at the lioinc of her brother, II. D. Wheat, on Gnuianl si re* f. Miss Lit a 11 oil lies, who has been quite low with typhoid fever is able to sit up. • • Unclaimed Letters. List of letters remaining in the olflee uncalled for todato: . John UhamncrH. Amos Dickens. .1. O. Rabbins. X. ii.—Bersons calling for these letters will please say advertiscd in TTik Llookk. T. II. Lti ii.uoiiN, B. M. Augo-i l IS',)5. For Rent. Vacant t'tqre Room, next dOor to J. II: (look. Also 5 rooms over our bank now oceupied by Mrs. jlu/uil- lon. - CARROLL k STACY. to //.n t: v/< t /M7-:,s’.s7>;.s’ /j, to Buy your goods from us ami make them on the Celebrated Standard Sew ing rtachine. W. 0. LIPSCOMB & BRO., “The Hostlers.” W ANTED—Clothing sales ( agent for Gallney and vicinity. Oom- mis.-ions paid will warrant storekeep ers securing our outfit of sample*;. Canvassing and soliciting agents can make more limit ordinary salary. Correspondence requested. .Send 2 or J references. WANAMAKKR k BROWN, Bhiladelphia, Bu. - mu-tt . i"" fi«B—... \KFA.XTLD—Beeswax and Hides, ™* Will pay highest prices. W. M. WEBSTER, Jr. W ANTED—The person who bor rowed my 512 caliber Remington rifle to return it at once to R. 8. Lip scomb. For Sale. *poWN LOTS FOR SALE— Mrs. A. V. Monlgoiuciy. P*oR SALE—On<' g(*<»»l Milch Cow at a linrguin. FOR , cuiub asm /unisnsts. „ , tlM* C'.ii;:!. byrnp. Tfexu-j Good. r«c| In'm.-. Hohl b,druiKiW*. TSOi Apply to R. G. BVARS, fit the Dr. Gntfney old n sidenci. Second-hand buggies Apply to J. 0. SPENCER. ’OR SALE and harness Your Attention! WE respectfully solicit yourpatron- ronage for the Morgan Iron Works. WE are prepared to do work of eycry description In our various depart ments, In quantity and quality, to suit the most exacting. WE eat. furnish you heavy building materials, such as Lumber, Shin gles, Laths, Brick, Lime, . tc., promptly and In good shape. WE are ready to get out any class of inside finishing, such us Mantles, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Newels, Ballustors, etc., etc. OUR Iron Foundry and Machine Shop is equipped for constructing heavy castings as well us ordinary mill works. OUR Oak and other styles of Mantles are winning a reputation. Beauti ful work for very little money. Give u* your order* and we promise to do all we ran to please you. Call on or corres pond with us. MORGAN IRON WORKS, Bpartnnburir' CJ. CHAS. H. CAftLMLS. Pm. Mrt Tttn. /tUGWSTA. Q*. ■/;»v </ Mr tfaler.' « 'is ^ 1 I I Cl Vki The* htws of the Modes and I - I i ersians were not more imimi- I t;d*le than the laws of trade. Water runs down hill by the | natural law of gravity, and poo- i jib' go win‘re their interests lead bv a law a> ntUural. ! ‘ 1 Front the beginning we ada^^^ ted the idea of progression, and we tire leaving nothing undone to move at the front of the head j 1 column. We have faith in these things ; our ability as a Imver, our prices I and our town. The proportions to which our trade has grown i in less that three months is the gn at exponent of our prices and fair dealings. Less than ninety : days since we opened for b.isi- J000 BOXES OF ^ ^ Hoginninjr without pat- T Jersey Blue Hen s i ron9g«* and during thedullsea-. Matches, 200 in a box to be retailed son, we have plunged right into at 1 C each. This, ;i tlun is unrivaled in the as you know, is less . ettv ol (uiHnev. than Jobbers price Not enntent wiihotit com|tier ing new fields, we are deter- f i i mined to make our business in 25 Gross lots. Special prices to merchants by the gross. The dollar always foremost, not only <>l <ialiney I finds an honest bargain here. H. L PAMS & CO. and Spartanburg county, but the entire state oi South ( iiror I inn; It’s the Talk DitHcd on fact* that your dollar will buy more Groceries We dolf ourdiats to our fottit- try friends as well as our town etistoni«*rs for their palronage in ) making our store the leading one of t he hind. at \V,'h»ter's than at an> otln i' store in town. My stock of Fine Gandies i.-. up-to-date. Your- for hie im -- W. M. Webster, Jr. July 19, tl9S- l \ Gaffney MTg. W. C. Hamriclt, l)jr. SM